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10 minutes read
David Scrivener, Executive Director, Head of Infrastructure and Utilities at Westpac Institutional Bank, discusses why financing new, renewable power generation projects is essential for Westpac to be able to meet their ambitious decarbonising target.
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5 minute read
The 2018 AFR National Energy Summit kicked off in rainy Sydney yesterday, with transition and energy policy in the spotlight. AGL was represented in the crowd and on stage by our Interim CEO Brett Redman.
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4 minute read
AGL welcomed Maoneng Australia’s announcement that it had reached financial close for the 255 megawatt (MW) Sunraysia Solar Farm. This solar farm is underpinned by Power Purchase Agreements under which UNSW Sydney and AGL Energy purchase the solar energy generated over 15 years. This solar energy will help contribute to our diverse energy mix.
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9 minute read
With an EV, you can recharge at home, even from a standard 10amp power point. The next day, it’s fully charged. So, the range anxiety question really becomes, how many kms do you do per day? Not per week, or fortnight.
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23 minute read
We all know Vinnies, but how does a charity dating back to the 1800s, became involved in energy policy in Australia? Hear the story and a lot more from Gavin Dufty, Manager of Policy and Research at St Vincent de Paul.
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6 minute read
Our success depends on our ability to understand consumer behaviour and needs, manage complex distributed energy assets and get the most out of our physical generation assets by managing and predicting their performance.
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5 minute read
Earlier this week, in support of the United Nations More Powerful Together Campaign, AGL Energy lit only half of the exterior lights of their 699 Bourke Street office to symbolise the power lost when the world excludes half its population – women.
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7 minute read
The ‘One Stop, One Story Vulnerability Hub’ acts as a connector, bringing the available support to the person rather than them having to seek it through complex pathways, over and over again.
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12 minute read
In the middle of a sunny day, rooftop solar could soon supply more energy than South Australia needs at that time of day. But when the sun goes down, this generation tails off, which is also when peak demand kicks in. Read more about the impact of rooftop solar on demand.
